Girl of Contrast, Echizen-san. Ohta learns Tanaka only eats food that requires no effort. With Ohta’s help he eats more than usual, making him sleepier than usual. Echizen, Ohta’s childhood friend who challenged Tanaka, confronts him about ignoring her duel summons. Tanaka refuses to duel as his listlessness means he will lose, making competing pointless. Echizen forces him to play Othello and Ohta notices Tanaka’s listlessness makes enemies lose fighting spirit. Echizen wins but is irritated that Tanaka spelled the word “White” with his pieces, suggesting he could have easily won if he wanted. Echizen demands to know why her best friend, Miyano, is obsessed with someone so listless. Miyano appears and Echizen’s true personality emerges, revealing she loves cute things. Miyano’s respect for Tanaka makes Echizen want to challenge him even more, ruining his peace. Miyano becomes upset after Echizen refused to eat rabbit cookies she made, deeming them too cute, and they went mouldy. Tanaka suggests writing an apology, but it ends up sounding like another duel summons. Echizen learns about Miyano trying to match her personality with someone she admires, and Miyano ends up admitting she admires Echizen and they reconcile. Miyano starts making sweets that are very un-cute so Echizen can eat them. Tanaka looks forward to a peaceful future.

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